UK quietly scrubs encryption tips from government sites

The UK government, Apple’s cloud storage service, the encryption of encrypted access to the background stored in ICLOUD has a few weeks after the encryption recommendation with encryption recommendation.

Changes, Written Security Specialist Attentioned by Alec Muffet A blog post on Wednesday The UK’s National Cyber ​​Security Center (NCSC) does not recommend that it is already encrypted to protect the sensitive information of high-risk individuals.

In October, the NCSC published a document called “Zbaters, Solicitors and Legal Professionals”, which recommends the use of encryption vehicles such as Apple’s advanced data protection (ADP).

The ADP allows users to access users, including apples and government agencies, including apples and government agencies, including an impossible for anyone, to open the encryption to iCloud backups.

Redirected to A URL with NCSC document Different page This does not make anyone from encryption or ADP. Instead, risky people recommend using Apple’s Lockdown mode, restricting access to certain functions and features.

Muffet says the original document is still accessible traffic“Wholesale from the Internet. Techcrunch could not find any encryption recommendations on the British government’s website.

The British House and NCSC did not answer the TechCrunch questions.

The removal of encryption recommendations comes a few weeks after the British government secretly ordered German to build a background This will allow users to access the encrypted iCloud data.

Following the order, first reported Washington PostApple pulled the ADP feature in England and confirmed The feature will not be available for new users in England, and the current users do not need to be eliminated.

Apple hard Investigative powers tribunal (IPT), England’s data login order, Financial times This week was reported.